Amanda Jahangirfard

Solicitor

Amanda is a Specialist Criminal Solicitor who specialises in Crown Court
cases, known for her legal expertise, dedication, and meticulous approach.

Amanda oversees the firm's Crown Court work and handles a wide range of serious offences, including murder and major drug cases. She has expertise in digital
evidence, an area central to modern investigations. Amanda regularly works with
forensic experts to analyse phone data, call logs, and social media, building strategic
defences in cases where digital communication is key. 

She also works closely with forensic psychologists, psychiatrists, and other experts
to assess issues such as fitness to plead and mental state at the time of the offence.
Amanda is experienced in raising defences such as diminished responsibility, loss of
control, and other complex psychiatric factors.

Known for her calm, tactical approach and attention to detail, Amanda provides clear,
focused representation from start to finish. She speaks Farsi and Azari, supporting
clients from diverse backgrounds with empathy and clarity. Her legal insight, leadership, and client-first mindset make Amanda a trusted and valued member of the team.

Notable cases:

• R v SW [2026] – Multi-offence case involving possession with intent to supply Class A and B drugs, and possession of a prohibited weapon.
• R v KD [2026] – Over £1 million conspiracy to produce cannabis involving multiple defendants.
• R v HM [2025] – High-profile murder case involving the defendant charged with the killing of his wife.
• R v NQ [2025] – extremely serious case of exceptional gravity, involving 26 offences, from 13 counts of rape, through controlling and coercive behaviour, to assaults under Sections 18 and 47.
• R v MP [2025] – Large-Scale Cannabis Production.
• R v DH [2025] – Multiple counts of possession with intent to supply Class A and Class B drugs, including cocaine, ketamine, and cannabis.
• R v WJ [2025] – Complex murder case involving unusually intricate circumstances.
• R v TW [2024] – Possession of criminal property and multiple counts of possession with intent to supply Class A and Class B controlled drugs.
• R v KB & Others [2023] – Complex murder case involving multiple defendants and the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old.